Loss of Flavor

[SPChamp1]

Hey all, I have a question for all the experienced vapers out there. I had been running a particular juice in my clearomizer (its a generic Kanger T3, basically) for about a week. I have been getting good flavor out of it.

Yesterday, I cleaned it out after running through all the juice in there. I decided to clean it out just for the heck of it. Since I have cleaned it out and put the same juice back in it, it seems to lack the strong flavor I had prior. I had even thought it was the coil unit and swapped it out, but the new coil unit is no different.

Is it possible that I have just killed my pallet for this flavor? Are juices known to lose flavor like that?

I have another clearomizer with a different flavored juice and that one is full flavored.

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Jimi D.]

Absolutely. I switch flavors on a daily basis. Also keeping hydrated helps.

 

[winrawr]

Analog smokers get used to the taste of their tobacco. I remember trying one after many weeks of abstinence and the taste was more horrible than I remember.
If I recall (not sure if it's a myth) but taste buds are replaced every seven years. Tobacco would make food less appetizing for me. Irrelevant, but fun fact.

 

[glassmanoak]

I've been vaping just over a year and every few months, all my juice looses it flavor. I just vape on and the taste is back in a few days. I also vape 6 or 7 different flavors every day.

 

[Baditude]

It's sort of like with food or drink, if you eat or drink nothing but the same continuously, your taste buds will become saturated with those flavors. I do have my favorite vapes, but I tend to throw in another entirely different flavor or two into my rotation in an attempt to alleviate what you described.

For example, my favorite vapes are coffee flavors. Every so often I will throw in a fruit flavor or a menthol for variety.